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Re: Quicktime for Windows throwing exceptions?

Steven Sauder schrieb: 
What we¹re seeing is that the call to GraphicsExportDoExport is THROWING a
C++ exception...!  After many cups of coffee trying to figure out why things
were just exiting unexpectedly, one of our programmers put a try...catch
block around the call to GraphicsExportDoExport, and voila, we ended up in
the catch block periodically.  We know this because we log an event to our
server¹s log file when we drop into the catch block, and that event is
showing up.

Isn¹t QuickTime a ³C² API??? What¹s a C API doing throwing exceptions I ask
you?
I am not sure if this helps, but I have seen this too. But the exception is not thrown by quicktime, it is thrown by the underlying windows-code which allocates the memory. I had a problem with my code that I wanted to export an image with uninitialized dimensions, and the system refused to allocate such a large block and throwed an exception.

Just a thought, hope it helps.

Stephan

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Stephan Huber +++ http://digitalmind.de +++ dieses und jenes


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